The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 29, 1923, Page 7

THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1928. Gigantic Clearance and Remodeling Sale A SACRIFICE OF OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF CHINESE AND JAPANESE GOODS—Silks, Kimonos, Chinese Rugs, ete. Embrolderies, Linens, Chinaware, Bronze, Antiques, Mr. Kan fs now in China buying new merchandise, and we must make room for it, This {s your golden opportunity to buy REGARDLESS OF ORIGINAL COSTS TO IMPORT $0-INCH JAPANESE Cotton Crepe 19%. $1.25 Silk Slippers new shipment of 8,000 yards of this fine band-woven Wash Crepe, bolors: rom Javender, in black, ete, all the season's Dive, tan, green, apricot, tangerine, This ts lesa than today’s cost to import, but goes fust the same, at 10¢ S4-INCH—REG, $1.35 Pongee Silk Finest quality of 12 momme Pongee Silk. suitable yard. SILK PONGEER FRINGR A perfectly Bt much to the attractiveness of 3 inches wide, and washable only 49¢ « yard. Easter Chicks Sc Doz. Various sixes of little chicks and rabbits for the kiddies’ Easter baskets while they last, at S¢ dozen. Baskets 3¢ and S¢ Straw Sandals 10c Pr. Regular 450 = Straw Cross Strap Sandals or Toe Slippers; all sizes; at only 10¢ pair. Preserved Ginger 27c Can Finest quality preserved singer, in either half or one-pound sealed cans, LIb, cans, 49¢ matohed be ts a price you will probably not see again, $1.50 60x60 Table Covers 400 of Table Cloths just received low price. terns & yard. 98c r dresses, und [$5.00 P Just 50 of 49¢ YARD Fringe adds These perfectly this price e matoh ains— Regular §5q for Guaranteed Faust Colors 98 these beautiful blue and wh turned loose tomorrow at this Many floral and bi select from. NAPKINS, B@ each to Rose or Red. Necklaces these fine but they will Yery ird pat 695, Hand ered Silk Slippers, vary and comfortable. jue, Navy, Purple, Biees 4 to 7. $2.39 Embrotd Quilted warm Colora, Black, earl quality graduated Pearl Necklaces, with # good finish and color are 24 inches ed, and will not last long at $10 AMBER NECKLACES, $5.05 A Few of Our SPECIALS Perfumed Incense per box.... 3c Upsreate ness. 126 bird Kites seceeee. OC $2.00 to $3.00 Old Embroide: Stripe sess. 49C Large Screens damaged)... $1.48 $6.50 Silk . $3.98 “Orianpe. S218 Boudotr One Lot of Odds and 5 c nite Jackets Enda, vaues to 600 “Seattle's Most Reliable Oriental Store” Not Going Out of Business CHICAGO, March 29—Sued by his landlady for rent, John O'Brien told the court that she gave him and five her lodgere black eyea ACIDS IN STOMACH CAUSE INDIGESTION Create Gas, Sourness and Pate Hew ‘Treat Medical authorities state that arly nine-tenths of the cases of stomach trouble, indigestion, sour- ness, burning, gaa, bloating, nausea, etc. are due to an e ‘of hydro- chioric acid in the stomach and not as some believe to a lack of digee- tive juices. Tha delicate stomach | lining is Irritated, digestion ts de- layed and food sours, causing the disagreeable | hich do real harm. digestive aida t from any druggist) ces of Bisurated Magnesia and take « teaspoonful {n a quarter s of water right after eating. } there Is no sourness, Bisurated Magnesia (in —never Haut to the stomach, inexpen- | sive to take and is the most offi- elent form of magnesia for-stomach Purposes. It {a used by thousands of people who enjoy their meals with no more fear of indigestion — Advertisement. DOCTORS ADVISE PORT WINE AND OLIVE OIL A prominent physiclan in an tn- terview today says if the public) only knew the tonic value of port! wine and olive of] they would quick- ly regain their health. Port Olive is a combination of) rich cream, olive ofl and rare old port wine scientifically blended with other medical agents, It quickly restores tired out, run-| down systems, ts especially valuable) fm anemic and all wasting disease, increases weight and strength. Start today taking Port Olive, na ture’s food tonic, and see how quick-| ly you improve. On sale at all drug-| gists. The Port Olive Co, 316 8. Broadway, Los Angeles.—Advertise- BETER TH CHLONEL Thousands Have Discovered Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets Are a Harmless Substitute Dr. EAwar Olive Tableta—the aubstitute for calomel—are a mild but sure laxative, and their effect on the liver {s almost instantaneous, ‘These little olivecolored tablets are the result of Dr. Edwards’ deter. mination not to treat liver and bowel complaints with calomel, ‘The pleasant little tablets do the good that calomel does, but have no bad after effects, They don’t injure the tecth like strong liquids or calo- mel. They take hold of the trouble and quickly correct it. Why cure the liver at the expense of the teeth? Calomel sometimes plays havyoo with the gums, So do strong Nauids, It is best not to take calo. mel, Let Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tab- | lots take Its place, Headaches, “dullness” and that Jazy feeling come from constipation | arid @ disordered liver, Take Dr, Kdwards' Olive Tablets when you feel “logy” and “heavy.” ‘They “clear” clouded brain and “perk up" the spirits, 1bo and 400-—~Advertine- 1 ¥ Ss an 1121 THIRD AVE. NEAR Here and There Damage of $50 caused by small Diaze at Freeman rooming house, 19 Union st, Wednesday sight. eee clubs in session Thursday at Fred erick & Nelson auditortum, one ‘Thomas Smith, murier suspect, on way to Los Angeles to answer for death of policeman thera . see Gen. Manour, French hero of the Marne, dies on board train near Parts, eee Jewels valued at $150 stolen from Mra. Jewel Poat, 623 Blanchard st, she reports. eee Two villages tn Formosa, Japan, destro ty “Welcome wih be Loosen Up That Cold With Musterole Have Musterole handy when « cold starts, It has all of the ad- vantages of grandmother's mustard plaster WITHOUT the blister. You just apply 1 with the fingers. First you feel a warm tingle as the hea ing ointment penetrates the pores, then comes # soothing; cooling sen- sation and quick relief. Made of pure off of mustard and other simple ingredients, Musterole fs and doctors, Try Musterole for bronchitis, sore throat, stiff nouk, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, croup, asthina, neuralgia, conges- tion, pains and aches of the back or joints, sore muscles, sprains, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds ot the chest. It may prevent pneu- monta and “flu.” and tubes, Better than a mustard plaster Stranger” Powerful Skin Remedy Discovered Dries Up Eczema, Barbers’ Itech, and All Skin Eruptions in a Few Days; Absorbs Wens, Golire and Piles. Many thousands of people know how mpecdily and painlessly Modne’s Emeraid Oll reduces swollen veinn and bunches, and how powerful, penetrating and rafe it fn, This wondorful surgeon's prénorip- tion now known all over America an Moone’s Emerald Oil, is no efficient in the treatment of skin diseases that the itching of ecxema stops with one application; the eruptiona dry up and scale off, A few applications and the mont peraintent cas of piles is absorbed never to return It abaorbs goltre; dianolven wens, and in the treatment of ulcers, ab- sconsem, carbuncles, varicon and bolls, [tis aupremely efficient. Moone’ Wimerald Ol} in the ori@~ inal bottle Is dispensed by pharma clats, Tt is not a patent medicine, but a wonderful presertptio a practicing surgeon, With eac tle complete directions for une are enclored. Owl Drug Co. always has Moone’s Hmerald Ob om hand.—Ad- vortisement, Emporivingsy recommended by many nurses| 850 and 650, jars) Just a Real Clearance SENECA staged in the Metropolitan April 7 by the B’nal B'rith John Veoohio, aged 5, of Onkiand, shot by playmate while playing soldier, eee Alma Gittek, opera #tar, will adopt |four Ruslan orphana she eayn eee H J. Welr held tn county jal! here om larceny charga see Charles Hughes, chauffeur accus- ed tn $290,000 Bchoellkopt jewel theft, ty freed by fury. HULL, Fas, March 29.—After be- Ing arrested seven timés for walking | unclothed gn the street, Patrick Moc- }eent to an asylum. | Says Allenrhu | Rheumatism | Winchester, Ky, Citizen Cheerfully Kecommends This Wonderful Remedy to All Sufferers His letter follows: “Burns Avenus, Winchester, Ky, I had severe rheu- | matism for three months; tried sev: | eral remedies without recelving any benefit whatever. A friend advised |me to try ALLENRHU as it had jcured him. I bought three bottles | tfom the George Drug Co,, this city. | When I began taking this medicine |i was unable to do any work. I | could neither dress myself nor raise my hand to comb my hair, I am now almost well and feel confident | this last of the three bottles I am |X can cheerfully recommend this truly wonderful remedy to any rheu- matig sufferer.” Bigned, Asa 1. Keer, ALLENRHU has been tried and texted for years, and really marvel- ous results haye been accomplished in the mont severe cases, where the nuftering and agony was intense and | plteous and where the patient was helpless. | Mr. James H. Allen, of Rochester, N. ¥., the discoverer of ALLEN: | RHU, who for many years suffered the torments of, acute rheumatiam, desires all sufferers to know that he does not want a cent of anyone's money unless ALLENRHU decisive ly conquers this worst ofall diseases, and he has instructed druggixts to guarantes the first pint bottle to show appreciable results of money back in every Instance, All druggiata, can supply you—Advertisement Use Antiseptic Liquid Zemo ‘There in one remedy that seldom falls to stop itching torture and re Heve skin frritation, and that makes tho akin woft, cloar and healthy. | Any drugelat can supply you with gemo, which generally overcomes wkin dixeases, Hozema, Itch, Pim | ples, Rashes, Blackheads, In most | casen give way to Zemo, Mrequent- ly, minor blemishes disappear over- night. Itching usually stops in- | atantly, mo is a safe, antiseptio |Mquid, clean, easy to une and de pondable. It costs only Soe; an extra large bottle, $1.00, It 1s pow itively safe for tondex, sensitive okins—Advortisoment, | Carthy has been adjudged insane and | ‘Surely Conquers| now taking will completely cure me. | THE ATTLE TAR BY WILLIAM KR, BEATTIE Extension Horticulturist, United States Department of Agriculture Lat’ fe one of the first crops ed in the springtime and usua when hot weather comes the let tuce shoots to seed and no sore ts grown until o fall or the follow. ing spring. Lettuce ts but one of the alad of whieh as « ruk, not more than a «ingle planting i crops view of rabitity of having ealad crops for use on the table at BEATTIP Practically a11 times of the | year, It would sem strange that | home gardeners do not give more | attention to prolonging the aga- | son for these crops The proposition quite easy, GET AN EARLY START. An early start for the epring crop of lettuce can often be made by means of @ fat or seed box In a south window of the dwelling. plants that are grown tn this manner can be transplanted | to the hotbed, coldframe or to | the ground as noon as weather conditions will permit. Later seeding of lettuce tn the open ground during the ing months provide a continuous sup- ply tnto the summer, and by providing a small section of the garden, fairly good lettuce can be produced at almost any time of the summer, except in the extreme southern part of the country Lato In the summer, planta can be atarted for a fall crop by the use of a coldframe late planted fall erop of lettuce can be carried well into the win- ter and entirely thru the winter tn the extreme South. By this method fresh lettuce may be had from the gardens_of the North Central States, begin ning with the n of April in the ntinuing by apectal cultivation thru the sum mer, and ending with the crop in the coldframe an late as the middle of December. WwW. in is after al open wel Lettuce May Be Grown Every Season of Year GKOW KOMI IN COLDFRAME To the southward lettuce can be grown tn the coldframe dur ing the winter and in the open ground up until the time that the extreme hot weather begins. Again in the autumn « orop can be grown in the open ground, the only time at which « supply is not maintained being the hot summer othe, m Very often where the heading varieties of lettuce cannot be grown the loose leaf or Grand Rapids type will give good re sult. Com lettuce or Romaing, as ft fs often called, will ada variety and frequently does well even tn moderately hot weather and un der conditions when head lettuce would be @ fatlura, ‘Thruout the country Chinese g in favor as a Pp home gardens and is deserving of wider atten- tion Dandelion seeded tn summer and slightly over winter yields a splendid crop of early spring salad dive tu a relative of chicory and makes one of the most desir able salads for winter usa The feed of endive should be sown rather Inte in the summer and before th ground freenes the roots should be dug with a ball of earth adhering to therm. These roots should be packed rather Closely together in @ cool cellar or outdoors In « coldframe STRAW cing m mulch of clean over the crowns they will op a cluster of tender, blanched leafstems underneath this mulch that make « very ex cellent winter salad. Two forms of cress are used, the winter creas, which may be crown in a fiat box in the win. dow during the winter or in a coldframe in the early spring- time. ‘The other type known as mh OFe6m and sometimes called pepper grass ts usually grown Guripog the early «pring. time by sowing the seed in Grills a foot apart tn the garden for mid-summer use. er selectior he various salad crops & mupply for the table can be provided pfactionlly the entire year. TOMORROW: How to grow greens, “the broom of the stomach.” |Prayer Treatment Upheld by Court LINCOLN, Eng, March 19—Up- | holding treatment by prayer for {l- bees, 4 jury soquitted George Ander | eon of manslaughter for falling to | call a physician whem his child was Gying. BEAUTIFUL HAIR IN A MOMENT | Try This! Hair Appears Soft, Colorful and Abundant —A Gleamy Mass 55 Cent Bottle of “Danderine” Also Ends Dandruff; Falling Hair! Immediately! your hair becomes beautiful. Just moisten a cloth with Danderine and draw It carefully through your hair, taking one small strand at @ time; this will cleanse the hair of dust, dirt or any excessive oil In « few minutes you will be amazed, Your hair will be wary, fluffy and possess an incomparable softness, luster and really appear twice as thick and abundant—a mas of luxuriant, glinty, colorful hair, Benides beautifying the halr, Dan- dering eradicates dandruff; invigor- atos the scalp, stopping itching and falling hair, Danderine in the beat, cheapest and mont dolightful halr corrective and tonio, It Is to the hair what fresh showers of rain are to vegetation. It goes right to \he roots, Vitalizes and strengthens them, Ite stimulating properties help the halr to grow long, heavy, strong, ‘You oan surely have beautiful hair, and lots of it, if you will apend a6 cents for a bottle of Danderine at any drug store or toilet counter, Tt In not greasy, olly or atleky—Advor- Uscment, nia + y i | Ask Extension of Street Car Line Nenidents of Bixth ave. N. W. peti- tioned the alty counetl Wetnetay to| Prepare plans for extension of the street car tracks under the ‘ocal tm- Drovement district plan. The peti- tion waa presented by Harry A, Han- lan, $40 W. Tith at, mocretary of the Sixth ave. N. W, Improvement olub. Tt ls the first request to come under the Inw passed by the last legislature permitting such improvements under the local district bonding system. Is First Woman Lawyer in Germany MUNICH, March 29.—Miss Marte Otto, LL.D, has been admitted to Practice law, the first woman In rmany so honored. FARNUM mn ’Oathbound” Phil Brown's “A Satire on School Days” Other Fine Acta AMUSEMENTS THIS: Twae winx MOORE baile “anolnp TWAS THEATRE © Circuit oot VAMC NOW PLAYING “VERA GORDON AND. COMPANY IN ¢ “AMERIGA” Cariton Emmy Cummings and White The Four Camerons Sargent nnd Marvin Sinclair and Dixon © LITTLY COTTAGE” ‘The Sntirient Vaudeville Gem MARRIAGE ys. DIVORCE George and May wie and Mar, Farrell La Pine and Emery The Chapins WILLE BROTHERS ‘Sensational Togo Tantagescope FINLAY AND HILL General Adminste N Matineen 260 GO AFTER RHEUMATISM RIGHT Get ANTI-URIC at Bartell’s Drug Store, PAGE 7 A Piano Buying Rush. B s from all over Seattle pouring into The Montelius Music House. tae HERE THEY COME- Piano and Player Piano Buyers From All Over Se- attle Are Headed Towards Montelius’ Exceptional Money-Saving Piano Sale. Sensational Player Piano Values f JUST THINK OF IT! 75,7100 [i And even greater savings are possible at this greatest of all sales, Come here and look at these players—you will find here a Player Piano priced to sult your purse and on terme within your reach, Pay Down 10%, Then Three Years to Pay Unparalled Piano Bargains WHILE THEY LAST °90, *79 *100 Reductions on Brand New Planos, Yes, we have some exchanged Instruments and all are included in this great price. cutting, money-saving sale—it you Intend to buy a Piano within the next five years do not miss this great sale, Small Payment Down, Then Three Years to Pay ¥ sefertreretremmorrennnrtta 71 ru Oe ERO 1] It Is Better to Buy aGOOD PIANO NOW Than to Wish a You Had. ontelius Music House OPPOSITE PANTAGES Cor, THIRD AND UNIVERSITY SEATTLE